Another in the recent AEI Music Propac lot (centre-right). This one is a dance compilation of electronic trip-hop, acid jazz and an occasional (now-)"old skool" rap. It was published probably in 1993 or later ("Duran Durant's "Ordinary World" in track 3 dates it to around that time).

No restoration, EQ or noise reduction was done on this transfer. Speed correction was -26.75% (-25% plus extra -1.75% to adjust for possibly faulty mastering equipment). The audio has been split into separate mono tracks for this presentation. None of these tapes include any documentation, and I don't have Sound Hound, so if anybody wants to compile a setlist and post it in the reviews, please do.

Notes
DOWNLOADING
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LICENCE
For private listening (home/headphones/car) and historical-interest uses only. If you want to play this music in a business, you will need to contact Mood Media and set up a subscription.

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